To comprehend the Freudian revolution, it is necessary to understand the private as well as the public man. This work, which uses illustrations assembled from family collections, manuscripts, letters and published material, sets out to discover the side of Freud the world did not often see. Each photograph is captioned by a passage from Freud's writing which pinpoints its place in his life.
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Many of the pictures are from the family album, others are of friends, colleagues, and of places and artworks of significance to Freud. All are accompanied by excerpts from his writing, largely from his personal letters, which are lively, often funny, and at times very moving. -- Sydney Morning Herald, 27 March 1999
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